Rule 13.5 - Execution and Return of Warrants for Documents(a) If the warrant authorizes documentary seizure, the executing officer shall endeavor by all appropriate means to search for and identify the documents to be seized without examining the contents of documents not covered by the warrant.(b) If the documents to be seized cannot be searched for or identified without examining the contents of other documents, or if they constitute items or entries in account books, diaries, or other documents containing matter not specified in the warrant, the executing officer shall not examine the documents but shall either impound them under appropriate protection where found, or seal and remove them for safekeeping.(c) An executing officer who has impounded or removed documents pursuant to subsection (b) of this rule shall, as promptly as practicable, report the fact and circumstances of the impounding or removal to the issuing judicial officer. As soon thereafter as the interests of justice permit, and upon due and reasonable notice to all interested persons, a hearing shall be held before the issuing judicial officer or a judicial officer contemplated by Rule 13.4(d), at which the person from whose possession or control the documents were taken, and any other person asserting any right or interest in the documents, may appear, in person or by counsel, and move either for the return of the documents or for specification of such conditions and limitations on the further search for the documents to be seized as may be appropriate to prevent unnecessary or unreasonable invasion of privacy. If the motion for the return of the documents is granted, in whole or in part, the documents covered by the granting order shall forthwith be returned or released from impoundment. If the motion is not granted, the search shall proceed under such conditions and limitations as the order shall prescribe, and at the conclusion of the search all documents other than those covered by the warrant, or otherwise subject to seizure, shall be returned or released from impoundment. (d) Documents seized shall thereafter be handled and disposed of in accordance with the other provisions of this rule and Rules 15 and 16 hereof. No statements or testimony given in support of a motion made pursuant to this rule shall thereafter be received in evidence against the witness in any subsequent proceeding, other than for purposes of impeachment or in a prosecution for perjury or contempt in the giving of such statements or testimony.